Futures have a strong characteristic, which is a high turnover rate. If you play well, you will have high bursts, but if you play poorly, you will suffer high losses.

Futures are for short-term fun.

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< p>In addition, judging from your statement, your boyfriend still lacks a systematic understanding of futures and stocks. Therefore, it is inconvenient for economic experts to explain this question. Because the definitions of futures and stocks in your boyfriend's eyes are different from those in the eyes of economic experts.

Let’s talk about stocks first. Stocks are not simply downturns and surges. This is an evaluation purely based on market performance.

Evaluating whether a stock is worth buying can be a lengthy process and could write a book. In short, it depends on the overall market environment, stock price-to-earnings ratio, the size of the industry in which the company operates, the industry's growth space, and whether the company itself is worth investing in, etc.

From an investor's perspective, stocks are also divided into different types. Some are suitable for long-term investment and some are suitable for short-term fun.

According to the circulation environment of stocks, some stocks are circulated in the primary market and some are circulated in the secondary market.

When buying stocks, Buffett generally only buys stocks where "the value of the company is not reflected in the stock price." To put it bluntly, it is an undervalued stock.

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